Love Island spoilers follow.
Love Island viewers have eagerly been watching the 2024 series with all its twists and cliffhangers wondering when it will all come to an end.
Now, ITV has officially confirmed when the winners of the 11th series will be crowned. The finale date has been set for Monday, July 29.
Viewers can catch all the finale action from 9pm on ITV2, and can also watch live via ITV's popular streaming service ITVX.
This year's Love Island, presented by Maya Jama and narrated by Iain Stirling, premiered on Monday, June 3, meaning it will end after just shy of two months of drama.
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The series has not been short of ups and downs. The first came when former The Only Way is Essex and Dancing on Ice star Joey Essex was revealed as the first "celebrity islander", with his castmates stunned by his arrival.
Another surprise occurred during last night's episode, which saw fan-favourite couple Nicole and Ciaran holding all the power.
While the Islanders enjoyed an exclusive VIP party, Maya arrived to inform the couples that a compatibility vote had taken place, with the public determining the results.
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Nicole and Ciaran were the nation's favourites, with Lolly and Konnor, Grace and Reuben, and Jess and Ayo placed in the bottom three – meaning they were all at risk of elimination.
The twist wasn't done there, however, with Maya revealing that Nicole and Ciaran would have to decide which couple went home.
Last night's party was also interrupted by the arrival of two new bombshells, Lola and Harry – who will have to get grafting quickly before the final later this month.
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As Love Island's summer edition comes to an end, fans can look forward to the show's All Stars series returning in 2025.
The spin-off offered a twist on the tried and tested formula, with the cast being made up of former Islanders as they seek another chance at finding love.
Following the release of the first series, which was won by Molly Smith and Tom Clare, ITV recently confirmed that the show will return next year – with filming once again taking place in South Africa.
Love Island airs on ITV2 and streams on ITVX.
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